1 and a half years at a chevy dealership specializing in vettes. the rock knock wasnt crazy common but have seen it, and piston slap is as common as a 7m with forged pistons. Though oil consumption actually had a TSB on the c6 vettes IIRC.
Built no doubt, notice i said "Stock", anything built...
Reliable is never something i would rely on when talking about any product GM makes. ive seen a few c5 z06's with under 30k with rod knock, not to mention BAD piston slap stock when cold.
Also ive herd stock ls1's can only handle roughly 500 horsepower, building a LSx isnt cheap. the cost of...
So you put the copper spray on both sides of every layer of gasket?
ill be doing this shortly so im trying to get all the info together.
IJ what copper spray you using? i got permatex brand.
And you can prolly pick up a complete motor, 6speed tranny and harness for less then the same for a 2jz.
if you want a LSX motor buy a vette or a camaro, its lighter and no swap necessary and more, cheaper aftermarket support.
for the money of doing the swap you could have either a jz or...
Ah alright, thats good then :) got confused when you said he said his wideband is a point richer, should be his wideband reads a point leaner.
400 should be no problem at all with a few more psi, earlier then 22, prolly more like 18-19psi.
it only slows the throttle plates last like 5-6% movement to give better ability to stabilize the engine rpm rather then it just slamming totally closed. doesn't let any air in.
To test it, with the car off open the throttle and pinch the little piece of vac line between the actuator and the...
No problem, its very useful to be able to see the fuel trim on the same screen as your airfuel.
So all you can do is + or - fuel overall? i wouldnt lean it out like that if its across the board because after a couple drives the tccs will adapt and re-tune itself back to the way it was.
I...
Whats do you have hooked up to user input? i put the VF on mine so i could also datalog what the TCCS was trying to do to make tuning easier. Also you will be able to tell when the TCCS is in open loop because the VF will peg 0 and you can figure out like what rpm, tps and boost level you can...
Doesnt look like thats where its hitting fuel cut. attach the Zeitronix file so i can check it out, i use Zeitronix its such an awesome program. youll need to ean out the top end by scaling the AFM signal to make the TCCS see less airflow leaning the mixture and raising fuel cut. by that little...
wow thats simple enough. based on your other custom parts, i was expecting you to say it was like welded in each hole and to the ring gear then CNC cleaned, forged and coated in some crazy expensive mixture or something.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.